Avrohom

Avrohom is a Hebrew name that is a variation of the more common spelling 'Abraham'.

The name can be traced back to the biblical figure of Abraham, who is considered the father of the Jewish, Christian, and Islamic faiths.

In the Hebrew Bible, Abraham is called 'Av hamon goyim', which means 'father of many nations'. This is reflected in the meaning of the name Avrohom, which is 'father of many'.

Avrohom is a popular name among Jewish communities, particularly those of Ashkenazi descent, as a way to honor the patriarch Abraham and his importance in the Abrahamic religions.